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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

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sscursd ber diploma. Il i the eastom for
The graduates 70 sxche1ge photographs aad
sz q srxs nauaceF are Repaired = generous
Fs12cslon IA price = secured by tue pupils.
petrcnizinx one photographers. IL l. also
customary for the photographed 10 EXHIBIT
these pictures Ia bis shos widow. Nov
our ysaag professor eouia act abide tie
idea of as 0sa dear phiz bsiag seen IN the
SAME frame WITH taOss ~ = .nixgAh." Tie
lnofs he g0ndefed over Il the more gnin-
dnrAble the thotxht became ungii a. last
lie rushed or 20 q rival camera and paid
fall price for three dozen photographs All
the young laliies OF tbs class showed their
good sense and good breeaing oy excha1g-
iug photographs with Miss Ward, the col
orsd girl while refusing % exchange With
IBIS nibs" or else secured his photograph
in order, ss that sfterward explained.
that they might pat u opposite that OF Mis-
Wsri IN their album. Another young mnn
who lives on the hill and considers himsesS
onc OF the finest IN town. dontchsr know.
Is frttering away life's most golden
moments tn studying the cut Of his coat.
the color OF his tie aud the latest film fam
walk, wearing nothing but the very latest
Nex York styles and always adopting
Whatever Is the style OF gait among she
noodle headed dudes. These things may
be all very well in their way or in a
moderate quantity. bat as the desider atum
OF lifs.--faughl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The beautiful residence and grounds oi
Mrs Aldrich has been kindly placed at the
disposal of the Young Women's Society o!
Sc. Marks church for lawn fete, to be held
Tuesday evening. June 2l. and promises to
be one of the most pleasant and successful
entertainments of the kind ever given in
the city. The members of the committee on
arrangements have nearly completed their
labors. and the variety of amusements fur
nished can scarcely fail TO please those
who attend. and all are invited.
Refreshments will De served on the north
side OF the grounds. and the booth will be
presided over by the Misses Belle Scr;bner,
Josie Wbelock, Louise Nelson. May and
Jennie Godfrey, Josie Smith, Minnie Web
sfer and Mrs. Fred. Clark.
Flower booth Misses Carrie Worms and
Clara Voight, assisted by Myra Wonderly,
Julia Hawkins and Frances Heutig.
"Rebecca at the well'-Aiss Sadie White.
The "Gypsey fortune teller" will be per-
sonated by AL experienced ana accom-
plished lady, who will give truthful and
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

There are very lev nen Who d. not pride
themselves on always having the correcf
line. and wonderful aud delicate naecban-
isns srs devised 20 enable them 20 Go 30.
bat the more delicate . chr0nomster -
made. the more snblscl IL Decamss to de-
rsnEemsnt. and unlsss IL be ksps always
psrfectly clean. IL soon loses its usefulness.
What wonder. then, that the human ma
chinese much more delicate and intricate
than any work OF man -shoald require 60
b. kept thoroughly cleansed. The Ever is
tie main-spring Of this complex structure.
and on the impurities ieft In th- blood BY a
dlsoFdered liver, depend most OF the ills that
desh Is heir to. Even consumption which
il lung scr5fuls). Is trscsable 20 the imper-
sect action of this organ Kidney diseases.
skin diseases. sick headache. heart disease.
dropsy. and long catalogue Of grave mAla-
dies have their origin In . TORPID. or slug
gish liver. DR. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery. by establishing q healthy, nor
NAL action of The liver, acts as q cure and
preventive OF these diseases.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Csrtnsr Hsts0n. tie soeonapiies q GsoFss
Hsshsuru rko stole - ffam tias resi-
tone~ 81 John brssnshsn. 81 Grsltsn Ga
wnoss fsrm Nsshearn ~zs engszse - .
hsFm isborer. wss lodged ID a. here al |.
late hear Friday night hzttea wss also
employed "a . skFm sAort distance FROM
the bfssnshsn place. fhsy beth skipI,ed
out after The robbery. Wsskburn wss cap
tefed Al foseli xhils ia tie scg Of bo2r1-
iB< train by Dspufy sheriff Hill oi ta.i
place. Hatfon hscsme homesiek sad fs-
tanned fridsy essniag . the ress3eaee u
his laoiber lxw - 40 = tsking care VI hls
ekildrsn. Hhsa DspaiT SAegia Oxiesss
nab<ed him he cizimet ks Vas innocens 0i
the crime aud that he ha3E' q niekei Ia hs
possession. tie however aAs aer2mluo-
dstei ~ith cell on she ss1sld Hoor OF tie
jail while hts partner IS eonnned IN al up
per story.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The continued warm weather hss caused
the bSthing season - open earlier t1is gsss
then usasI aad the Ga frhaois bathing
para as Aiilsr Old i-2nainE. s3ath SIDE ~
Reeds Lake. = "a good fanoing order ey
erything Go please the nosl isssidaoas. Gen
teel suits for ladies' gentlemen aud ctii-
drxn. Af. Aoankhieod ghsnks his many
friends TOR tkeiF liberal patronage fsg tic
past two years. aud viii stili ooutsune totry
10 pieSsS them aud as mauy rev customers
as have = desire 10 Try this tue spors. Re
member The place. Killers oid i.An1ing
Delightful carriage drive al lie Nay do~ .
"a tie beach, and oBly I've minutes walk
from the ead Of the Dumms line. around
where all the daisies grow. Poplar prices.
10 and Is cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

r
After The drama q snort business usetink
vas held and the entertaining al closed With
a vocal duet By ben Hsnchstt aud Viii
Vanden berg. and violin solo The Flower
song. by Lange. we'll rendered by little
FRANKIE Stirling. who Is only eleven years
old. The Club meets every three weeks
The o. Wash tn Song hop at the Lake on
Thursday night Was largely attended. there
b~if,e fully two hundred present. among
which the following were noticed Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rathbun, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Cook. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Armstrong. Misses Bertha Sones.
Grace Donahue, Jennie Belknap, Sadie
White. Dolly Ellinwood. Lulu Tuxbury.
Jennie Harrington. Nellie Kirkland. Lizzie
srrakan. Mary Robertson. Ada Hunt, MAG
gle Messmore, Maggie strahsn, Gertrude
blanchard. Msssrs. Dennis Murray. John
White. w. III. Mcbride. John Seymour.
Tom Miller. John Wheeler. Al. Bishop. Joe
McGarxsn, II sber Nogthrup. Chet Sheppard.
DR.. Kirkland, Nick Strahxn. Tom Carroll,
Fred Rand. Z. X Dryden, Edgar Hunting.
Claude Slaight. Harry Blanchard. Tom
Willard and Charles NcQuevan.
The following teachers expect TO attend
the meeting OF the National Educauonai
Association. which will De held IN Chicago
July II TO 10 inclusive. Misses Kate swan,
Adella Hutchins. Lizzie Hauchett. Flor
ence Weed, Ssncy Campbell. Nellie Rogers.
Josie Smith, L. q. Smith. Mary folsson.
Clara Ransom. Mary Doyle. Abbie Chsilis.
Mary KRONER, Lucia Kroner, Hattie
Bailey, NJ. +. Lynch. l.. 3. Davis. A Blake
ly, NJ. Ohler. Susie Bailey, Matte Dole,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

That We are daily guaranteeing kemps
sarsaparilla 20 the le0p.e. After taking
three -fourths Of a bottle without relief We
will refund the money. IL il the greatest
and best remedy on the market for clesu.
slDg the blood and giving you new lesss
ollie. A well known business man in
forms rs be has gained eish, pounds on two
bottles OF this s,Arsapariiis Pr.oe 81 90.
For sale by W. III. Iibbs. % MonFoe
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

"Elks" wishing 90 attend toe National
Convention 10 be held in Detroit. June 2ath
and 18th. can secure tick-ts at reduced rates
via the d.. q. III. & Ry. BY paying fuil fare
going they viii be returned az one-thira
fare upon presentation of certificates signed
by the Secretary of the Convention
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The great hsnl nsdv ~ Superintendent
Smith yesterday afternoon about 1 O'Clock
created quit n ssnsatiog. bur those elegant
hsh always on ice 81 Dethenfhsisr III
A0nrce.s st. are the finest in tie land being
right from fisheries. fresh every day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The Progressive Neighborhood Club will
give q select party AT West Side Skating
Academy. corasr Scribner and Second s,s..
on Wednesday evening next. June ~. 1851.
A fan presented 10 every couple. and ice
cream. iced water. cake. enc. will be served
in the ball. The hall thoroughly ventilated
end everything cool except the welcome.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
Henioek ENrl.

The undersigned will pay the highest mar
ket price for bemiock bark 10 he loaded on
cars on any side track north OF Grand Rap
ids. Correspondence solicited.
=. B. CfAKK,
i0i Ottawa-st. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

A lady's water proof gossamer is given
free 70 the consumers OF headiigh, and Lit
t.e Daisy soaps.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
a reautifui Natoral Compie,,ia,-

ladies may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. but those
who oompiexions have the hue OF nature
use Freemsn's medicaled. invisible Face
Powder Sold by T. X. WIIsoS.
Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

For sale or exchange; Shingle mill and
fixtures all complete. Address IA. G. Bowles,
Mufkegon, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

The latest novelty for home decorating Is
Bronze for all. only 10 a box. in 30 colors.
Sold at Escott's Drag Store. 20 Canal 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

.coften panls a co. Nof mAeb monsy
bus IL bays se,-les, paig - ~or9,nx psats
ts4Akf l4o1aklNa tas
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Ice cream at wholesale for church socisls
and private parties.
MAGGIE A. FoExBY,
lO3 Monroe.st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

IoGpten bfas. srs sxais ~ ths fgant
with 50 hez1tisy1 snsfssinzs - tfF9tes
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10 their customers With sFeFk cash sale af
flo or more "a iong ~ they hoia cat. Cal
snd gst one.
G,xfros bkes.
iea soatn Issszien street.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

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lsre<3s 4es - saushss fsselAlfssn - ths
best sesr~ - fes tes saafsy asa soaf
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1seel fesssnaeF fses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19

Mems cordnroy pants. $i.75; regular s.
goods. GIANT CEornIre Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19
MEMS CLOTHING.

Mems good everyday Suits. S. 90,
Mems strong. well-wearing Union Cass Suits S499.
Mems neat Blue Flannel Suits, $500. Our Deigh-
bors brag similar suits up a great bargain ST So.
Elegant Scotch Cashmere Suits, S6eo. oe. IS
Nobby Fancy Worssed and Cashmere Trousers
well worth SIS to 6. for $3.50.
PoDn busters worth SI.oo, 3sc-
Thin Coats and Vests, $I.a5. a-5o, 4 co. Splendid
goods for the Summer.
Mems Working Pants, lined and strong, So cents.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-19


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The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08

Another new trick continued tho
mihtiaman, ''is what is called the mes
merized skull It is an imitation sknll
that, when set upon q pane of ordinary
window glass placed upon the tons If two
ordinary chairs. will move its head a,out.
following the performers movements
and will nod or shake for affirmative or
negative answers to any guests, while the
conjurcr stands some distance away. Il
can be examined at any time. 10 demon
Strate that it Is not worked by any string
1t can b: covered with an ordinary trans
parent La, ,p shade, and will still cOntinue
tfs mot ions. Still another new mechani.
oal trick is tho enchanted bird cage It
can be passed around III the drawing room
Tor general inspection, to prove that it ia
empty, but when handkerchief is passed
over it it instantly becomes mclolitus
with the songs of half dozen canaries.
The performer hangs it up in the parlor
anywhere, aud let's the birds sing ali
through his VISIT
Glow is it donc:' the reporter asked,
eagerly.
Just as you wcre," the militia,uan
said, with smile, ''when made a cigar
case OF your pencil. You couldn't follow
my motions with your eye, and the birds
move just rs quickly. What's more. the
birds won't tell the secret, and neither
will l, for I don't want the whole rcci.
ment to get on to my best trick"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08
SOlnething About hats.

1t is difficult to lay down fixed rules for
the diet of bats, as, while some eat in
sects, they have been seen to neglect this
food. as it were, and attack their own kind
or weaker species. Mr.. Fraser, u natural
ist, who travelled extensively in Ecuador,
describes one that went fishing, diving
down to the surface of the water and pick
ing up small crustaceans which were
swimming near the surface. This bat,
according to the same authority, il very
affectionate. Referring to two kept as
pets, he says: ''They were social, though
both were males, usually hanging side by
side. Sometimes they brought their faces
together and licked each others open
mouths in a most singular manner
One of the most hideous of California
bats is the American nose leafetl bat. It
has enormous ears and u diabolical face,
and is believed by the average Mexican to
be Il vampire Of the worst kind and to at
tack men and horses indiscriminately;
but, like other stories. it is difficult to
prove, the bat living upon insects as a
rule. The story of the vampire has been
denied and affirmed SO many times that
much confusion exists regarding it, and
in Mexico large number Of bats are
termed vampires without ason.-Pasa-
dcna Cor. Atlanta Constitution.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08
Fancy Umbrella Covers.

Every woman will say that an umbrella
cover is II ''horrid nuisance" il she says
anything about it, and she is very likely
to. Vet it is all but n necessity. None
but an expert can roll an umbrella So that
it looks neat without II cover, and IL silk
umbrella proves u very frail thing indeed
unless it is kept cncasetl. On the other
hand. when occasion arises to raise the
umbrella, what to do with the cover is ii
very p,lzzlins question to II lady. \ man
can stuff it in his pocket, but !rrS>lnakers
don't allow pockets nowadays. 1t must
bc carried some way. and so necessity in
this case has proved to M the mother of u
fashion AS we'll rs OF invention. When
the Fifth avenue girls put up their UNI
brcllaS they lie the covers in pretty BOWS
about the handles. AMI thus easily dis
pcnsc with the nuisance. To carry an
umbrella ilhout Il knot is all de:i,l wrong
just now. The fashion has led to the
adoption of gayly color"i covers. even
with plain black ,unbrella>.-\ew York
Herald
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08
lscr> a~ storm Warmers.

Herr E.1nmrriy. Of l.aningcn. III an
article in Die. Nat,u ON German bees as
storm warmers. advances til" theory that.
on the approach "f thunder storms. lees,
otherwisS. gentle anil harmless. tncome
excited ami exceedingly irritable. and
will Il: once. attack any one. even their
usual attendant. approaching their hives.
\ . succession Of instances are gwen IN
which the barometer and hvyrUineter
foretuld II storm. the bct'> remaining
uuict. AMI no storm occurred: or tn" m
str,,,n.nts gave no intilnation Of II Storm
hut thu. l.+.S for hours before were lr'
ritahl.. and III. storm came. - Boston
Herald
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08
The Landlord was Taken I,

1t appears that in this versatile city Of
Paris the old farce Of 1.-THE Bitter Btu ia
still frequently enacted. This is the latest
representation that have seen recorded.
Not long ago the proprietor Of fur
nished hotel-where rooms only are let
noticed the strange proceedings Of one OF
: his dodgers. The latter remained all day
IN his room, and, according to the SER
wants, spent his time bending over u COP
per plate, which he seemed to be engrav-
ing. The landlord watched and surprised
him. Before tho cngravcr was placed .
nifty franc note, which he seemed to bo
copying. Near by another note was lying.
1t was damp and appeared to have been
recently printed.
"What are you about, wrctchy cried
the landlord, and, while the surprised
forger was tremblingly pleading his pow
erty as an excuse for the crime, he exam
ined the wet note and compared it with
the model.
why they are splcnditlly donc:' he
went on, in genuine surprise, and q sud
den thought took possession Of his brain
cupidity mastered him.
why, you unhappy man, do you, with
Your ability, content yourself with imi-
tating bank notes of SO small dcnomina-
tion as fifty francs:'
"Bccausc have no larger ones to serve
as models. All! If only had 1000
franc Oue!''
I'm get one for you,' replied the ava
riciolls landlord.
The lodger, laughed in his sleeve, and
soo', after the accommodating master Of
the house had laid the model 1000 franc
note on the shelf the supposed skilled
workman was suddenly called out ON
convenient errand to purchase chemicals
and another copper plate. Needless to
add that he has not yet returned, and,
strange to say, neither the two fifty franc
notes nor the bill of larger denomination
can anywhere be found. d.-Paris Cor. New
York Graphic.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08
NOTICE..

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